If the answer is 'yes' then I would probably be worried about it. Your pram takes a fair beating, out and about come wind or shine, heavily laden with groceries and your Baby Emergency Kit.
In my opinion, the old saying 'buy cheap, buy twice' may be applicable here. So how are you supposed to save money on your pram?
The thing is, everyone has different requirements for their pram - different heights, widths for cupboards and car boots, big or small shopping basket etc. So recommending one cheap, universal pram would be a bit silly.
What you can do, however is research and haggle.
We bought our pram from a local retailer, after finding the cheapest price online and haggling like a Moroccan street trader, print out in hand. In doing so, we saved over £100.
Local retailers are losing out through online trade, and so they are very keen for your business. You aslo have the advantage of being able to test drive the pram in the shop, too.
If you don't have a local retailer, try scanning the cashback websites like Topcashback and Quidco. They are offering 5% back on all Kiddicare purchases, which would equate to a tidy sum on a £500 pram.
I've also found this Kiddicare discount code: kdc5pmvc which gives you a further 5% off any purchase, no minimum spend.
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